Matt Wolf

Arthur Miller died in 2005 but the Jewish-American playwright’s legacy lives on nowhere more fully than in England, where Miller has long enjoyed a critical reverence and…
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How mutable is a classic? Broadway playgoers will find out later this autumn, when the time-honoured Harper Lee novel, To Kill A Mockingbird, comes to the Broadway stage in an…
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At risk of unfairly sidelining the competition, it seems that this year’s spring-into-summer theatre seasons in New York and London are each dominated by one heavyweight title that…
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It’s spring and with the warmer (we hope) weather comes theatrical bounty on both sides of the Atlantic. At the capital’s flagship National Theatre, in May, previews start for…
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It’s summer, which – to co-opt an Oscar Hammerstein lyric – means that not only is June bustin’ out all over with enticing theatrical prospects but July and August very…
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